This newly revised edition of Bryan Peterson's most popular book demystifies the complex concepts of exposure in photography, allowing readers to capture the images they want.

With his trademark accessible style, Peterson instructs readers on how to achieve successful images in almost any situation, explaining the fundamentals of exposure and its component parts of light, aperture, and shutter speed.

With an emphasis on getting the best exposure even in tricky situations, Understanding Exposureshows how to get (or lose) sharpness and contrast in images, how to freeze action, and how to take the best meter readings, while also exploring filters, flash, and light. With all new images, and updated captions throughout, this revised edition is sure to be as popular as ever.

Comprehensive, informative. Highly recommend it

5

This is a really good book for amatuer photographers. Not too technical but comprehensive. A good launching pad to greater things once you've been bitten by the bug. It encourages you to experiment over a wide range of subject matter from macro to wide angle.

Mike the amatuer

Berwick, Vic

2018-03-28

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Wish I had bought this earlier!

5

Love this book. Makes using Manual settings so easy. Provides confidence in taking great exposures.

Enthusiastic photographer.

Perth, Western Australia

2017-08-15

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Buy this book!

5

Your a keen photographer, want to be better, want to take great photos? Buy this book it's packed with info., easy and enjoyable to read and it will make you take better snaps. Best photo how to book I have bought.

Wulfric

Fleurieu Peninsula, Sth. Oz

2017-07-10

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Understanding Exposure.

5

Good guide to fully understand exposure.

Cesar

Brisbane

2017-03-29

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"Of all the photography books I have on my bookshelf, and believe me, I have quite a few, this is the one that stands out as the most helpful. It is the first one I recommend to new photographers and it is one that I refer to when I need a bit of a refresher. It will take the fear out of moving from the point and shoot modes to the creative modes of your camera."- Digital Photography School